November 29, 2007 
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November 29, 2007 [00:04:13] -supybot- n1ckname has joined on oftc[00:14:35] -supybot- jemfinch has joined on oftc[00:27:58] -supybot- nick change by n1ckname to fw0rd on oftc[00:44:01] <mren_> Hm, aa_, I can't find any example in the source.[00:49:31] <aa_> http://docs.python.org/lib/xmlrpc-client-example.html[00:49:32] <supybot> Title: 18.24.9 Example of Client Usage (at docs.python.org)[00:49:37] <aa_> mren_: ^^ something like that[00:49:40] -Sinoa- <http://tinyurl.com/3apqen> (at docs.python.org)[00:50:51] <mren_> Thx aa_[00:51:14] <mren_> But maybe I'm allowd to ask one more question:[00:51:48] <mren_> I'm trying (for testing) the following: ./supybot-external-control -d -n euIRC -c \#mren -t "do \#mren testet"[00:52:50] <mren_> As I understand by now, this should perform an do-command in the specified chan w/ #mren as channelname and testet as action-text[00:53:19] <mren_> But I only get: [00:47:13] <testBot> (do <channel> <action>) -- Performs <action> in <channel>.[00:54:06] <aa_> let me find the source[00:55:05] <aa_> oh I wrote docs for the script[00:56:16] <mren_> Is there a way to retrieve them?[00:56:33] <aa_> supybot-external-control --help[00:56:41] <aa_> but I guess you already saw that[00:57:05] <mren_> In the package I downloaded were no docs[00:57:15] <aa_> try this: ./supybot-external-control -d -n euIRC -c "#mren" -t "do #mren testest"[00:57:20] <mren_> Ah, that, yes, saw the help text[00:58:03] <mren_> "Error: You must be registered to use this command. If you are already registered, you must either identify (using the identify command) or add a hostmask matching your current hostmask (using the "hostmask add" command)."[00:58:15] <aa_> oh then that's a problem[00:58:24] <aa_> since you will not be a registered user from the script[00:58:57] <aa_> in fact -d is pretty sueless it seems[00:59:01] <aa_> useless[00:59:37] <mren_> topic add works[00:59:52] <mren_> That is one point I need, so... :)[01:00:04] <aa_> oh that's a relief[01:00:27] <aa_> generally it was just designed to send messages to channels[01:02:47] <mren_> I even don't know if I need sending actions from outside to the bot, one of the important things is to change the topic.[01:03:18] <mren_> Taken do just for testing, didn't thought about that you need to be identified to the bot.[01:04:01] *** The_Manager is now known as TestThisBot[01:04:08] <aa_> mren_: you could try adding the hostmask "ec!ec@ec"[01:04:20] *** TestThisBot is now known as The_Manager[01:04:29] <aa_> that is what the plugin uses[01:04:52] <aa_> @hostmask add[01:04:52] <supybot> aa_: The operation succeeded.[01:04:54] -Sinoa- aa_: Error: You must be registered to use this command. If you are already registered, you must either identify (using the identify command) or add a hostmask matching your current hostmask (using the "hostmask add" command).[01:05:01] <aa_> woah[01:05:10] <aa_> @help hostmask add[01:05:10] <supybot> aa_: (hostmask add [<name>] [<hostmask>] [<password>]) -- Adds the hostmask <hostmask> to the user specified by <name>. The <password> may only be required if the user is not recognized by hostmask. If you include the <password> parameter, this message must be sent to the bot privately (not on a channel). <password> is also not required if an owner user is giving the command on behalf of some other user. If (1 more message)[01:05:11] <The_Manager> (hostmask add [<name>] [<hostmask>] [<password>]) -- Adds the hostmask <hostmask> to the user specified by <name>. The <password> may only be required if the user is not recognized by hostmask. If you include the <password> parameter, this message must be sent to the bot privately (not on a channel). <password> is also not required if an owner user is giving the command on behalf of (1 more message)[01:05:18] -Sinoa- aa_: (hostmask add [<name>] [<hostmask>] [<password>]) -- Adds the hostmask <hostmask> to the user specified by <name>. The <password> may only be required if the user is not recognized by hostmask. If you include the <password> parameter, this message must be sent to the bot privately (not on a channel). <password> is also not required if an owner user is giving the command on behalf of some (1 more message)[01:05:45] <aa_> mren_: so try it: hostmask add <someuser> ec!ec@ec[01:05:54] *** cast has left #supybot[01:05:57] <aa_> external control should have the same rights as that user[01:06:00] <mren_> Error: Hostmask must contain at least 8 non-wildcard characters.[01:06:07] -supybot- fw0rd has left on oftc[01:06:10] <aa_> ;/[01:06:11] -supybot- fw0rd has joined on oftc[01:06:25] -supybot- fw0rd has left on oftc[01:06:27] <aa_> mren_: can you hack the script?[01:06:38] <aa_> mren_: plugin.py line 87[01:06:59] <aa_> change ec!ec@ec to ec!externalcontrol@externalcontrol or something[01:07:04] <aa_> and try adding that hostmask[01:07:12] <aa_> it may or may not work, and I can't test it here[01:09:44] <mren_> No, don't work, because of "Error: You must be in #mren to "say" in there."[01:10:01] <aa_> oh but that's better[01:10:09] <mren_> Are there issues if I set it to the name of the bot?[01:10:16] *** The_Manager has quit IRC[01:10:17] *** The_Manager` has joined #supybot[01:10:23] <aa_> mren_: best be the hostmask of the bot[01:10:30] <aa_> but that may break[01:10:37] *** The_Manager` is now known as The_Manager[01:10:47] <aa_> mren_: is the user you added the hostmask to not in the channel?[01:11:29] <mren_> I added the hostmask to my owner user, and I'm in that channel[01:17:44] <aa_> mren_: ok, it has to be the hostmask that the current user actually is[01:18:01] <aa_> if you want that one commeand "do"[01:18:07] <aa_> all other commands should actually work[01:18:19] <aa_> mren_: solution is to allow the hostmask to be passed on the command line[01:19:07] <aa_> (I just hard coded my own hostmask in there)[01:19:33] <mren_> Ok, thx aa_. If it's only "do" I think I can live w/ that, as I don't need "do" (ATM).[01:20:08] <aa_> mren_: other solution is probably to have do as a specific xmlrpc command[01:20:32] <aa_> man I forgot how cool that plugin is. It runs an xmlrpc server in a thread[01:20:40] <aa_> *and* has the ability to stop itself[01:23:21] <mren_> One general question to "topic add": Is there a way, that supybot don't append the nick (who called the command) to the topic?[01:23:48] <aa_> ?config search topic[01:23:51] <supybot> <jamessan> @config help plugins.topic.format[01:23:52] <supybot> <supybot> jamessan: Determines what format is used to add topics in the topic. All the standard substitutes apply, in addition to "$topic" for the topic itself. (Current value: $topic ($nick))[01:24:02] <mren_> Yeah aa_, I d/l the plugin just a couple hours ago, but I think it's great.[01:24:27] <mren_> Thanks.[01:27:15] *** zann has quit IRC[01:30:01] *** Nightweaver has quit IRC[01:30:23] *** Nightweaver has joined #supybot[01:33:07] <mren_> I'll have a closer look to externalcontrol regarding what we need the next days. 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I need my supybot module to keep track of the last logentry_id it processed between message postings[18:01:55] <supybot> <Strike|work> variables persist as long as the plugin is loaded[18:02:02] <supybot> <Strike|work> so I'm not sure what you're asking[18:13:07] -supybot- DannyB has quit oftc (Ping timeout: 480 seconds)[18:18:40] -supybot- jemfinch has quit oftc (Quit: This computer has gone to sleep)[18:19:11] -supybot- DannyB has joined on oftc[18:19:42] <malex> Strike: So, if I create a variable "self.lastCommitID" in the __init__ method of the module class I can use it from any of the other methods and when they modify this variable it will persist until the module is reloaded?[18:20:25] <malex> And if I wanted it to persist between reloads I'd have to write it to the supybot registry or to a disk file, right?[18:20:26] <supybot> <Strike|work> should be able to, I believe[18:21:07] <malex> Strike: And if I wanted it to persist between reloads I'd have to write it to the supybot registry or to a disk file, right?[18:22:26] <supybot> <Strike|work> right, or a database[18:22:38] <supybot> <Strike|work> or anywhere else you want I suppose ;)[18:23:20] <malex> Strike: Well, I think a database would be an overkill to keep track of a single int :). Is it computationally expensive to write to supybot registry by the way?[18:24:27] <supybot> <Strike|work> nah[18:25:17] -supybot- jemfinch has joined on oftc[18:26:59] <malex> Strike: Then, it sounds like a way to go. I'm going to finish the backend and start working on plugin.py... Thanks a lot for your help.[18:28:07] <supybot> <Strike|work> no problem[18:31:52] <eml> AssertionError: 'test 16' errored: Error: "register" is not a valid command <- what does register mean? The method takes two parameters, text and int... I'm trying to build up some testing for my plugin.[18:32:54] <supybot> <Strike|work> I'll need to see either the full traceback or just the code that's causing that exception (or both)[18:39:55] *** tommyd has quit IRC[18:52:12] <eml> Strike: http://rafb.net/p/gvdBGu43.html[18:52:13] <supybot> Title: Nopaste - No description (at rafb.net)[18:52:16] -Sinoa- Title: Nopaste - No description (at rafb.net)[18:53:32] <supybot> <Strike|work> self.assertNotError('bolted_1v1 16') <--- I don't see the line with this test[18:54:10] <supybot> <Strike|work> (that's the assertion that raised the exception)[18:54:27] <supybot> <Strike|work> oh anyway, that's irrelevant[18:54:35] <supybot> <Strike|work> it's in your setup, let me check on something[18:55:08] <eml> :)[18:55:50] <supybot> <Strike|work> well, I'm looking at MoobotFactoids' tests and here are two things I noticed:[18:56:05] <supybot> <Strike|work> 1) include 'User' in your plugins tuple because that has to be loaded for the command to work[18:56:40] <supybot> <Strike|work> 2) I used self.irc.feedMsg(ircmsgs.privmsg(self.nick, 'register tester whatever', prefix=self.prefix)) though I don't remember particulars of why[18:56:59] <supybot> <Strike|work> though after that you have to do self.irc.takeMsg() to get the response[19:08:06] -supybot- jemfinch has quit oftc (Quit: This computer has gone to sleep)[19:22:15] *** Weedy has quit IRC[19:22:32] *** Weedy has joined #supybot[19:57:54] *** mkanat has joined #supybot[20:03:36] -supybot- Zaba has quit oftc (Quit: Cya all.)[20:13:11] -supybot- jemfinch has joined on oftc[20:46:26] *** Biiaru has quit IRC[20:46:27] *** Hagabard has quit IRC[20:47:04] *** Biiaru has joined #supybot[20:47:04] *** Hagabard has joined #supybot[21:27:54] *** bakebakebake is now known as The_Manager[21:51:26] -supybot- G has joined on oftc[21:53:12] -supybot- G_ has quit oftc (Ping timeout: 480 seconds)[22:05:59] *** tonyyarusso has joined #supybot[22:07:03] *** jinzo is now known as jinzo[away][22:07:06] *** jinzo[away] is now known as jinzo[22:42:44] *** wRAR has quit IRC[23:00:59] *** etank is now known as RoninX341[23:32:26] *** Arsanerit has joined #supybot[23:32:43] <Arsanerit> Hello, how do I find in what plugin a certain command is located? (looking for plugin definition 'saction')[23:32:54] <supybot> <Strike|work> the plugin command[23:32:56] <supybot> <Strike|work> @plugin register[23:32:57] <supybot> <supybot> Strike|work: The "register" command is available in the User plugin.[23:33:15] <Arsanerit> Aha[23:35:18] *** RoninX341 is now known as etank[23:37:36] *** Arsanerit has left #supybot[23:43:24] *** mkanat has quit IRC